In a dense forest,it is already cool enough for the elephant.Having a bigger ear will lose more heat,but instead the ears should be smaller so it would not lose too mch heat.
They have big ears so that when theyflap them they can keep themselves cool
They are not to hear things with which are really small they do a normal job of hearing things and they can flap them to keep cool
Very big ears can be a disadvantage for elephants living in a dense forest because they can get caught in the foliage of the forest. Forest elephants have developed to be smaller then other African elephants and their ears are more rounded.
Elephants have trouble keeping cool and have extra large ears to fan themselves with.
Having big ears is a disadvantage as the elephants could get caught in a tree
The word "dense" means thick. A dense forest is a forest thick with trees or having trees growing very closely together.
Thick forests
taiga
What is north of Australia with dense forest
A rainforest.
Dense forests are not a disadvantage to giraffes. Giraffes prefer savannas, open plains and dense forests where they have the room to freely roam around.
Ancient Mesopotamia's forest was so dense that they could not see the stars
The opposite of dense could be thin, sparse, uncompressed, lightweight, or rarified (in the case of gasses).For populations, the opposite could be scattered or meager.
The word "dense" means thick. A dense forest is a forest thick with trees or having trees growing very closely together.
In 1989' a Nation that is mostly covered in dense forest?
Tropical Rain Forest.
in the forest it is cool and shaded from the sun. it smells well if it is a dense forest.
Thick forests
a dense forest
It is called a forest.
This area of the forest is not as dense as the other one we just passed.
They look like other elephants except that their tusks point downward and are straighter than those of the African Bush Elephant (to prevent getting caught on the dense jungle vegetation), they have more rounded ears, and they are slightly smaller than the African Bush Elephant. They also have a different number of toenails (bush elephants have 4 on the front foot and 3 on the back, and forest elephants have 5 on the front foot and 4 on the back).